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The Open Gov Hub is a non profit co-working community based in Washington, D.C., and serves as a collaborative space for over 90 organizations. Most of these organizations are nonprofits that promote transparency, accountability, and civic engagement globally. The Hub, spanning 20,000 square feet, provides a physical home for about 150 individuals who work on open government reforms through various mediums, including technology, media, research, and advocacy.
Founded in 2012, Open Gov Hub was created to foster collaboration between diverse sectors, enabling organizations to work more effectively toward improving governance and civic participation. It aims to break down traditional silos, encouraging cooperation across disciplines such as research, technology, and journalism. The Hub’s mission also includes offering resources and a community to help members achieve greater impact by sharing resources and best practices.
This space also provides services such as event and conference rooms and hosts numerous collaborative programs and events related to open government issues
History and founding
[edit]Open Gov Hub was co-founded by Global Integrity and Development Gateway in 2012.[1][2]
Mission and vision
[edit]Programs and Services
[edit]Open Gov Hub's facilities are at 1100 13th St. NW, Washington DC. They have 178 desks and outdoor terraces.[3]
Membership and partnerships
[edit]Impact and achievements
[edit]Events and key activities
[edit]References
[edit]- ^ About us/Our story at Open Gov Hub web site
- ^ Announcing Global Integrity’s Wind Down, public letter at globalintegrity.org
- ^ Althouse, Michaela (2022-02-23). "In DC? Need a remote workspace? Here's your 2022 coworking guide". Technical.ly. Retrieved 2024-09-28.
External links
[edit]Category:Coworking space providers Category:Non-profit organizations based in Washington, D.C.